jtorres

Just remember that when we do some things in life that we have to try more than once to do them the way they should be done. Don't trick yourself into thinking that you can have "just one" when you are drinking, or "just one" when you are driving. Iv'e been there. I used to drink, smoke, and do whatever I wanted or what impulse was telling me to do at that moment. If this is a challenge that you are ready for than focus on this with 100% of your attention and then when you conquer this habit, some other challenge in your life will be revealed to you, just remember that you will not be given anything that you can not handle. So give yourself the best chance that you can, and allow yourself to succeed. The important part is that you know it is time to quit, some people never get there....and end up with the lungs to prove it. Being a non smoker now I can just smell smokers from a mile away, your taste, smell, skin, everything about you will improve, be strong enough to give yourself the benefit of feeling and looking good for yourself! Here's to you and your challenge, good luck@ stay strong. :stone ...

Hey all you expeirienced people out there! Just wondering if anyone had any advice on how to get a job or where to look in a small town for healthcare jobs while in school. I am originally from a large city and I am having a hard time finding a job during nursing school, I applied everywhere that I could think of excluding nursing homes, any advice anyone? Please!!!!

I mean it only seems like this experience as an extern can do good things for my career, it will be nice to know more than my fellow students ...I am still a bit nervous about the interveiw though..I guess that comes with the territory! Thanks for your advice guys, any more ideas of questions I may get asked please feel free to post your opinions!

Hey. I am interveiwing in front of a panel of nurse managers on Friday, 5-13-05. Do you have any advice or questions they might ask? Please help, super nervous!